Would this saw work for cutting baseboard?
23938
I researched saws and spoke to many. Although I haven't used it yet, the reason I bought it was specifically for cutting baseboards
23939
It's kinda what I bought it for haven't yet tried it. Might need different blade than what, or comes with. MY guess is it'll work
23940
Yes, it can cut wood up to 6 inches wide and can adjust the angles both planes for corner work.
23941
Totally. It can handle boards bigger than that, also. It's got a 7" blade on it, so it can handle any board up to that size.
1950838
I am sorry - I do not know. To my knowledge as long as the overall diameter and arbour diameter match, it should be fine. (Of course, the rotational speed of the saw should be less than the max design rotational speed of the blade). Remember it works best (speed of cut and life of blade) if the blade is lubricated with running water,
1481368
Definitely. So far I have used the saw to rip (cut lengthwise) and cross cut edge glued red oak panels greater than 3 1/2". It's a handy little saw.
862288
Yes, it will work fine. The cut edge is not polished, but you probably don't care about that as your edge will butt up against a wall. Be sure to guide the saw against a straightedge clamped to your countertop to guide the saw and ensure a straight cut.
731949
I am not sure but don't think motor is strong enough. This saw is for pretty small light stuff and just not sure on that sorry.
1159594
The saw will not handle a piece of wood that large. You might be able to make a cut then flip the wood over and make the other side and make another cut. The saw is not a heavy duty saw, it will cut small stuff great. That is what it was designed for, not heavy duty stuff.
2076200
It's the PERFECT tool for that purpose. In fact, we bought ours recently specifically to install plank flooring. My husband was a trim carpenter before he retired and sold his shop tools. He'd had experience with this saw, so selected this one for our project, and I liked using it too. In my husband's opinion, it's the best portable table saw on the market, especially for the price.
1077986
It could work, but this saw is designed for cutting metal or PVC. I used it to cut copper pipe. The blade is thin and it broke after about 10 uses, but I was really hard on it. It did what I wanted it to though.
1589365
Yes, if you're careful and patient. I used this saw to put together a model train table for my kids and did quite a few flush cuts in the process. I have sliced things as thin as 1/8" using this saw.
1132975
One needs a finer toothed blade for fine cuts. The wood pieces must be at least a little longer than the saw itself for safety reasons. Otherwise, the tool would work very well in my opinion. For fine cuts on thin boards, I prefer to use my sliding miter saw, however, in order not to damage the board at the edges of the cut.
1635932
The Shark saw is a more rough-cut saw. For baseboard and molding, you would probablyy want a finer toothed saw
206168
Yes it will, make sure to use a wood blade. Again it's a jig saw, if you re going to be cutting a lot of particle board, and depending on the project you may want to consider a circular saw or a table saw, again it's depending on how big the project is... The jig saw is for making round cuts and more detailed cuts, if you re just making straight cuts and a lot of them a circular saw is what you'll want.. I hope that helps
484797
I do not know about the saw. I use it for a hedge trimmer and a leaf blower.
653
No it is meant to cut wood. I would try a hacksaw with a metal cutting blade.
1720378
In one word, no. The saw is too wide. The only possible chance would be to cut a hole in one of the sides which really defeats the purpose
1503409
I guess it would depend on the thickness of the metal that you are cutting and the quality of the blade. So far I have no complaints about the saw. I have used it on metal (1/4 thick) but mostly wood items. I suggest that you get a spare battery with it.
1600265
This saw is more suited for 1/4 in to 3/8in. It would work but it would suck up battery life and tax the saw. From Dave T